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04-21-2015 06:30 AM
04-21-2015 06:30 AM
IPv6 with 1910 switch (fec0::/10 range)
Hi,
I tried to add an IPv6 address to the switch's VLAN interface, but it only allows the fec0::/10 range. Although that range is the "successor" of the 192.168/24,172.16/12,10/8 ranges, its use is deprecated since 2004.
I tried this with the newest firmware (from 2015) and I'm wondering if noone else is using IPv6 in their internal network yet or if you just accepted to use a range that is not recommended for 11 years already.
Thanks
Criena
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